My List of Links

• Google, now the pre-eminent search engine on the Web
• Alta Vista Index and search engine
• YAHOO - Index and Guide to the Worldwide Web
• The HotBot Search Engine from HotWired
• Webcrawler.com searchable index of URLs
• Lycos search index. Same database as Alta Vista, above
• Excite! index of Web pages
• Cyber 411, searches 15 search engines at hyper-speed
• DejaNews -- probably the best Usenet newsgroup archive in the world
• WhoWhere?index of e-mail addresses
• Four11 Corp. index of e-mail addresses
• YelloWWWeb search engine
• SwitchBoard nationwide telephone listings -- free!
• White Pages.com, same deal

• The InterNIC site. This is where it all comes down. :)
• The TuCows Archive of Windows and IBM free- and shareware. Excellent!
• Votelink Web-site. Online polling; tries to gauge political feeling on the Net.
• The First Amendment Center.
• Microsoft. You know, the Anti-Christ. :)
• Progressive Networks (RealAudio and RealVideo).
• Interactive Chat Software -- notifies you when a friend signs on the Net and allows you to chat in small groups:
  • ICQ -- recommended!
  • Pager
  • PeopleLink
  • eXcitePAL Personal Access List
• Interactive Chat Sites:
  • Talk City
  • The Palace
  • iVillage
  • Echo NYC, with a live chat-site.
  • Soundprint, another site with live chats.
• Web document conversion aid:
  • WebDeveloper.com, a good source for reviews and tools.

• Cool Site of the Day
• The AFU and Urban Legends Archive.
• Electric Minds, aims to be the new online home of the media intelligentsia. Uh, yea.
• The PublicPurpose collection of government policy papers.
• American Civil Liberties Union home-page
• Center for Democracy and Technology home-page
• Interactive Services Association site.
• The Daily .WAV.
• What's Hot with Websurfers, at Web21.com.
• Web Pages That Suck. Hope I don't make this list. On the other hand, there's no such thing as bad publicity.....
• WWW.SUCK.COM. Pithy comments -- usually -- from someone with a REALLY cool DNS entry. :)
• Internet Fraud Watch.
• The Anonymizer. Surf the Web without Big Brother's prying eyes - for now - via this new service.
• Mungo Park official site.
• STIM. (?)
• InfiNet's Cool Site of the Day.
• Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences.
• Access Atlanta.

Sports:

• Major League Baseball Official Site.
• The National League Champion Atlanta Braves official site.
• Total Baseball Online
• SportsLine USA.
• SportsFan Online.
• CNN Interactive Sports.
• NFL Official Site.
• The AlleyOop "basketball page for thinking fans".
• Triathlete Magazine Online.
• GolfWeb.
• SkiCentral. Presumably snow-skiing. :)
• Cyber Cyclery.
• VeloNet.
• Peter Yee's excellent SCUBA site.

News Resources

• Online Newsfeeds, Channels and Agencies:
  • The Vanderbilt Television News Archive, with footage back to 1968.
  • Cable News Network's de rigeur Web site
  • PointCast: You download their software, which works on a SLIP/PPP link and is a custom newspaper -- you select the items you want. Nifty, if it works. :) Now available for Mac also.
  • TIME/Warner's home site. Massive! Searchable by keyword.
  • A&E Network Online.
  • The Discovery Channel Official Site.
  • The Disney Channel Online
  • C/Net's Technology news site, news.com.
  • NBC official site.
  • Latest Entertainment News from Yahoo! and Reuters.
  • MSNBC site.
  • Court TV online site.
  • WATL Channel 36 in Atlanta, purveyors of Babylon-5 for us. :)
• Sites for links to online newspapers:
  • Atlanta's Creative Loafing. Atlanta's free-and-liberal weekly.
  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Atlanta's not-free liberal dailies.
  • USA Today.
  • The Tampa Tribune.
  • The Washington Post.
  • The Irish Times. This site is cool because it combines mediums - fresh news updated daily, plus an audio link to news from a Dublin radio station, FM 104. You can even watch traffic change at a downtown Dublin intersection!
  • Nova Scotia Herald
  • Investors Business Daily condensed news briefs.
  • NY Post Online.
  • WebComics Daily
  • The The New York Times - Internet Edition. Downloadable for reading with Adobe Acrobat.
  • The London Daily Telegraph. Good international section that gives a European perspective on the US, among other things. The archive goes back six months. Need to register (on line, takes about 2 minutes) but free.
  • And if all this is too heavy, try The Onion, a farcical online newspaper that should have you in stitches.
• Online magazines, etc.:
  • National Geographic online site
  • WIRED.
  • Internet World.
  • The Net.
  • Online Access.
  • The Blender.
  • WebReview.
  • Business Week.
  • Education Week.
  • Popular Mechanics.
  • Readers' Digest, slow-loading site though.
  • Cosmopolitan.
  • Genre magazine.
  • Liberty Library -- Ballot Access News, a newsletter about the trials and tribulations of getting a candidate on the ballot in the United States.
  • Science Magazine online site, free until 1997.
  • Site for Britain's well-regarded The Economist weekly newsmagazine.
  • Slate from Michael Kinsley
  • Fade In magazine.
  • People magazine. "All the fluff of the print edition with that same lite aftertaste." :)
  • National Review, worth the click for Wm. F. Buckley's prose alone.
  • Ziff-Davis Publishing home-page. Their Personal Agent news-search engine will find stories that interest you on an ongoing basis from their publications.
  • Ziff-Davis Interactive.
  • Salon magazine.
  • American Journalism Review Newslink.
  • And finally, what list of good magazines would be complete without a link to the National Enquirer? Well, almost any list, really....

• Political Parties and pages (snore):
  • Republican National Committee official site
  • Democratic National Committee official site
  • The Reform Party official site.
  • Georgia Republican Party
  • Georgia Conservative Party Caucus.
  • --But I'm a small-l libertarian, so here's the Libertarian Party official site -- I think. :)
• The Capitol Steps' traditional musical parodies of all things political. An equal-opportunity offender. :)
• FECInfo, run by a former employee of the Federal Elections Commission, a searchable database of political contributors by profession, ZIP code, etc.
• Common Cause, also with contribution data and trend analysis.
• Vote Central site for Atlanta-area races
• Voter Telecommunications Watch, a cyber-liberties advocacy.
• Voter Information Services.
• Berkeley Internet Connections Conservative WWW Server. (Yeah, I thought that was oxymoronic as hell, but it's reportedly quite a collection.)

Audio Sites and Feeds on the Web

1. First, download the RealAudio player from the RealAudio home site and install it.
2. Then, pick any of several different audio sources, stations, etc.:
   • SeismicRadio -- this is where I broadcast (as DJ-Pellaz).
   • Audionet, with many audio sources including radio stations.
   • Rebel Radio live on the Net -- the hard stuff!

Musical Links and Pages

• Pages I maintain myself:
  • My Top Vibes list
  • Contents of my CD changer, boombox, etc.
  • My friends in Bonedance -- mini-home-page. They sound like KoRn mixed with Rage Against the Machine.
  • My friends' band, ex-Chrysalis recording artists Mutha's Day Out -- mini home-page
  • My review of the "behind" CD by Superior.
  • My reviews of three Dream Theater CDs:
    1. Images and Words
    2. Awake
    3. Live at the Marquee
• Dream Theater, one of my favorite bands -- various pages
  • Official DT websitee.
  • Dreamt.org Dream Theater page. This is where our dedicated IRC server is based.
• Various band and label home-pages. These used to be fairly rare, but now.....
  • Various email links for metal bands, etc.:
    • Fight
    • Pantera
    • Queensryche
    • Prong
    • Flotsam & Jetsam
    • White Zombie
    • Ozzy Osbourne
  • The Changelings, Atlanta's best gothic band. Outstanding!
  • David Bowie's site. He must be the Goblin-king; he ain't got shit all over 'im. :)
  • Elektra Records. The label's site frequently features live band performances by artists such as Metallica and the Afghan Whigs.
  • Screaming in Digital, the official Queensryche site. I remember now; I remember when they started.....
  • Warner Brothers Records official site.
  • The Black Crowes official site.
  • Hootie & the Blowfish official page
  • One fan's unofficial -- but good -- R.E.M. site.
  • Official R.E.M. site (not as good).
  • Leonard Bernstein Official Site. See? We gots cultchah, too!
• Atlanta radio online (snore):
  • 99-X
  • 96Rock
  • Z-93 (louder snore)
• Music Magazines, online digests, etc:
  • Request magazine.
  • Rolling Stone, but why bother, it's not as if they ever cover Rush....
  • JAM TV.
  • Addicted To Noise online music mag.
  • Tracks Of Creation online music e-mag.
  • All Access, insider 'dirt' on radio deejays and other gossip.
  
  Other Musical Sites of Interest:
  
• Unfurled, MTV and Yahoo guide to Web music sites -- now taking votes on favorite online music destinations.
• The Professional's Music, Audio, Video and Film Web directory of composers, vocalists, musicians, recording facilities and manufacturers.
• Bonaire Communications, also Avalanche Records' site. They carry prog CDs for sale, including Threshold and Ivanhoe.
• VH-1 Online.
• House of Blues site.
• On-line music library. Gee, another one?
• WWW of Music.
• Directory of Music Publishers from the Music Publishers' Association.
• TicketBastard's official site. Eventually will offer tickets. Oh. Joy.
• Worldwide Internet Live Music Archive

SF&Fantasy, Books, etc.

• My Favorite Books of All Time.
• I'm the Webmaster for this one: The award-winning Dragon*Con Web page.
• Legendary novelist: Patrick O'Brian home-page. Home of my current favorite books, the Aubrey/Maturin fighting-sail novels.
• Artist Michael Whelan's excellent site. Has many of his images online; I've spent well over $2,500 on his artwork, too.
• Pages for author and friend Storm Constantine, r.i.p.:
  • My review of Storm Constantine's Wraeththu.
  • My account of her visit here in the States, June '96.
  • Inception, her official "information service."
  • Storm's official site
• C J Cherryh's Website.
• Wallace & Gromit online.
• The Fandom Directory online.
• H.R. Giger's Website. Generally, the more pedestrian designs are featured; otherwise this would be a hard-R site at the very least! :)
• Tor Books Home-page.
• Official Klingon Imperial Diplomatic Corps (KIDC) Website.
• Gizmonics Institute, Joel's page for the above. :).
• DC Comics' official site.
• Dark Horse Comics.
• The Spawn online. Cool folks like my friend John Gordon work there. :)
• Sci-Fi Channel Home-page (It will even tell you what's on "right now").
• BookPage, with reviews from others -- and you, plus interviews, etc.
• Jim Lee's WildStorm Studios.
• Paramount's Star Trek subdirectory at their site.
• Another Trek: First Contact site. All this fuss over a Next Generation episode? :)
• Klingon Language Institute. These guys are serious!
• The Atlanta Radio Theater Co.
• The The Washington Post's Chapter One book site, reviews, etc.
• Film Threat magazine.
• Amazon.com Books, with 1,000,000+ titles and descriptions in their catalog, as well as customer reviews and authors' feedback.
• Barnes & Noble catalog/ordering site
• Simon & Schuster catalog/ordering site
• Random House's Books@Random

Government Resources and Links

• National ZIP Code Lookup and Address Information, from the US Postal Service.
• National Transportation Safety Board.
• National Gallery of Art, with over 3,000 images -- including a suspenseful series on Copley's "Watson and the Shark."
• A massive index of Federal agencies and sites, maintained by LSU.
• "Two hyperspatial jumps to Fed World." :)
• Federal jobs listing from OPM.
• The Federal Bureau of Investigation.
• Send email to the President of the United States.
• U.S. House of Representatives
• U.S. Senate (I'm assuming, since the House has a site :))
• Amtrak home-page. (I really like trains. Sue me.) Currently returns "unknown host"....
• FedNet, RealAudio real-time debate from the House and Senate floors.
• Gov't space, astronomy, and other kewl sites:
  • Project Galileo Home Page.
  • What the Hubble Space Telescope can do, and how it can help us.
  • Mir Space Station tracking info and joint project info from NASA
  • NASA's Shuttle Web
• Social Security Administration online site. Request your SS earnings here; they'll be mailed to your address of record.
• The Library of Congress.
• Securities and Exchange Commission, accepting complaints of investor fraud.
• The Library of Congrefs home-page.
• PBS, the Public Broadcasting System (U.S.) "If they don't do it, A&E and Discovery Channel will."
• PBS' Thomas Jefferson Site, well-designed accompaniment to their documentary.
• PBS' Life on the Internet home-page.
• White House
• The National Park Service's ParkNet.
• C-Span's political, educational, and historical information.

Hobbies, Entertainment, Religion, etc.

• Ain't It Cool, Harry Knowles' movie review and insider news site. A must-see.
• Drew's Scripts-o-Rama, with 600+ movie scripts available free.
• Movie Sounds archive of digitized audio film-clips. "I'll be back!"
• People Online.
• E! Online.
• 2600 Magazine.
• Your Personal Net online guide.
• Hollywood.Com.
• Siskel And Ebert Online. "Who Fed Roger Ebert?" :)
• Conk.com, for wasting time anywhere. Great for bored employees. :)
• Dr. Ruth Westheimer's SexNet.
• GardenWeb, for gardeners.
• Casino Center, with lots of info on casinos, gambling tips, etc.
• Old-time Radio Collectors' Site.
• Garfield the fat cat has a phat online site, too!
• Those Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are online, too. :)
• DuJour.com: Riddle DuJour, MondoTrivia, Labyrinth, free daily prizes....
• Journal of the Dark, vampires, etc.
• Terry Gilliam home-page.
• Glass insulator collectors' site. Don't laugh; I used to do this. :)
• An unofficial, but well-handled site for keeping tabs on Britain's royals. Ahh, gossip!
• NAKED POWER, LIFE Magazine's nude Olympic pictorials.
• Melrose Place's official Web site.
• Food :)
  • Bon Appetit and Gourmet magazines online.
  • Kraft Interactive Kitchen.
  • CyberDiet site, with customized sample menus and recipes at different daily calorie levels.
  • Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream site. A happier prelude to the following....
  • Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Flavor Graveyard. Now-defunct ice cream flavors. Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough flavor? Egads!
  • Milk -- Where's Your Moustache. Got milk?
  • French Wines and Food; includes a pronunciation guide.
  • Fast Food Facts will tell you what's safe based on what you enter as your daily calorie max.
• Movie pages, etc. (I stopped adding these, too :)):
  • Miramax Films site.
  • Universal Pictures site.
  • New Line Cinemas site.
  • Twister
  • Mission: Impossible
  • The Phantom
  • The Postman site, based on David Brin's excellent book.
  • Disney Pictures
• The History Net, an excellent and complete site.
• WebReference, a collection of writing tools and information.
• Writers BBS interactive site with postings and links to other sites for writers.
• Kitchen.net, including a big database of home-repair pros indexed by state.
• Art-Wave, featuring various artists.
• Cyber-Pet, a huge online site for pets, etc.
• Religion pages:
  • The Jewish Post.
  • The Vatican official site. How many religions have their very own top-level domain? :)
  • Catholic Online and....
  • Catholic Information Center. These two sites differ only in their domains.
  • Catholic Digest, actually less stodgy than you'd think. "Nunz in Da Hood"?

Travel and Localities

• FlagPictures, a repository of every national flag on Earth, with sizeable graphics for download
• MapQuest! Interactive Atlas, draws maps of your destination.
• Travelocity, online reservations and occasionally free extra nights, etc.
• Zip2 In-city Locator draws a door-to-door map and prints directions for any two addresses in most major cities (!).
• Fodors, the world-renowned travel experts; now also offering foreign language tutorials.
• Universal Currency Converter.
• Roadside America index of "offbeat" tourist destinations.
• Last minute discounts from Hilton Hotels.
• Travelhost - The hotel magazine of what to do and where to go has gone electronic.
• Hotel World Online.
• San Francisco Exploratorium hands-on museum home=page.
• Hawaii Main Index of pages. Ahh, if only I could afford airfare!
• West Highland Explorer, NW Scotland tourism and commerce guide.
• Internet Guide to Bed-and-Breakfast Inns
• Foreign Languages for Travelers. 27 languages, to be precise.
• View from the Olympic Village, with photos posted by Ga. Tech employees "from the inside."

Personal Health

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention home-page.
• National Center for Infectious Diseases.
• American Institute for Cancer Research.
• American College of Nurse-Midwives.
• Runner's World Online.
• The Lyme Disease Network.
• American Cancer Society anti-smoking page for kids 9-18.
• Columbia University's Healthwise wellness program.
• AIDS Information
  CDC's National AIDS Clearinghouse.
  Project Inform.
  AIDS Treatment News.
  HIV/AIDS Donation Guide
  Gay Men's Health Crisis.
  Poz Magazine, for HIV+ persons.
  The Body.
  AIDS Clinical Trial Information Service.
• Family and parent-friendly pages:
  • Disney's Family.com.
  • HeadBone Zone, with several games for kids that adults will enjoy, too.
  • Family Web.
  • American Cancer Society anti-smoking page for kids 9-18.
• The Dental Site, for dental professionals and patients alike. More fun than a root canal, but then, anything is....
• Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center home site, beautifully-constructed.

Reference, Information and DB Lookups

• US Naval Observatory atomic clock real-time display
• National ZIP Code Online Lookup and Address Information, from the US Postal Service.
• More elaborate ZIP Code reference with mapping, etc.
• OneLook Online Dictionary lookup.
• Bartlett's Familiar Quotations searchable online database.
• Faces of Adoption: America's Waiting Children.
• Mapping Your Future, a college selection and financing help site sponsored by the Federal Family Education Loan Program.
• Online File Download Archives
  • Download.Com, an excellent free- and shareware site.
  • The Shareware.com shareware library and search engine.
  • The UU.NET FTP site.
• TV Listings and Info
  • TV Guide Entertainment Network, with customized TV listings by ZIP code. Will also email you reminders of when you shows are on.
• Real Estate Listings Online:
  • Abele Owners Network, with only ads from homeowners.
  • National Association of Realtors, with the most listings (41 states). Not trouble-free but it shines at finding the unusual.
  • Homes & Land Magazine, with 200,000 well-distributed listings, including rentals.
  • The Real Estate Book, impressive number of listings even in obscure locales.
  • The Home Scout, searches several databases for you.
• Tax Assistance Online:
  • Internal Revenue Service.
  • Tax Prophet.
• Investment Info Online:
  • Barron's Online
  • Quote.com
  • Smart Money from Dow Jones
  • Thomson Investors Network
  • Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition
• Sites for job-seekers:
  • The Monster Board, one of the bigger and flashier job sites; also includes resume distribution.
  • Net-Temps
  • The Online Career Center, with listings by industry, state and city plus a guide to headhunter firms.
  • JobTrak, with 1200 new job postings every day; used by more than 200,000 employers.
  • CareerPath, with classifieds from over 20 daily newspapers.
  • America's Job Bank
  • CareerWeb
  • The National Association of Colleges and Employers
  • Online job-seeker advice from author Richard Nelson Bolles (What Color Is Your Parachute?).
  • Resume' Sites
    Job Smart Resumé Guide.
    Job Bank USA Resumé Resources.
    Resumix Creating Your Resumé.
    CareerMosaic Resumé Writing Guide.
• Immigration Information
  • U.S. State Department.
  • U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service.
  • American Immigration Center.
  • Immigration Lawyers on the Web.
• Science, Technology and Learning
  • Comet Watch.
  • Science Learning Network
  • CNN -- Space Exploration Gallery.
  • Junk Science, debunking and disproving poorly-researched science and shady environmentalism everywhere! :)
  • California Academy of Sciences (gopher interface)
  • Learn2.com, with many tutorials on varying topics.
• Legal Resources (Flee, the lawyers are here!)
  • Fill out and download 22 essential Legal Documents at this site, from USA Law Publications, free for a limited time.
  • The 'Lectric Law Library. Excellent and free, but requires registration.
  • Attorney Jim Altman's legal site. Conflict of interest, yer honor? You betcha; he's Dragon*Con's lawyer. :)
  • US Supreme Court Plus from InfoSynthesis: "enhanced" versions of full-text Court decisions, plus the Case of the Week.
  • White House link to the Supreme Court.
  • WestLaw site
  • FindLaw site
  • Searchable version of the US Code
• Personal and Business Finance, etc.
  • Intuit's Quicken InsureMarket, life insurance via the Web.
  • The American Dream site.
  • Bank Rate Monitor, a leading source of consumer bank rates and personal finance tracking is now online.
• Car-buying pages:
  • Autopedia Online, the automotive encyclopedia.
  • Car-buyers' info from Edmunds Publications Online.
  • CarPoint car-buying service from Microsoft.
  • Auto-By-Tel car-buying service (ties in with CarPoint).
  • New Cars: InvoiceDealers

Commercial Pages

Run for your lives, they've taken over our pristine Net! :)

When I first started this page, commercial sites were still fairly few and far between. Now, basically everyone out there has a site or is starting one, so your best bet is to use a good webcrawler index like Alta Vista or Google and search for the company name, or for common business names try "www.(company name).com" to hunt.

• Some of my favorite sites, based on personal experience:
  • Sportsman's Guide. Awesome site, great prices, great selection of stuff. Not just outdoors, hunting and camping gear, either! My $150 leather duster from them is one of THE finest mail-order purchases I've ever made.
  • International Male. I like some of their bathing suits, briefs and other stuff, notably leather.
  • Travelocity is my preferred source for airfare and hotel deals.
  • Hotwire is my other choice, if my travel dates are flexible.
  • The Laser's Edge, purveyors of progressive rock and metal CDs for nearly a decade by now.
  • The End Records. For darker-metal stuff, mostly. Great label, great prices, dodgy ordering system. Cool folks, though.
  • Dark Symphonies, for darker-metal stuff.
• Sites for product reviews:
  • Compare.net has info on most big-ticket items, especially useful for first-time purchases
  • Product Review Net indexed archive of product reviews
• The Onsale Live Online Auction House.
• 1-800-FLOWERS online.
• Godiva Chocolatier home-page (sorry, no samples :))
• Cadbury Chocolates home-page (UK). The more affordable and accessible sugar-death; yum!
• Domino's Pizza. Hey, I worked for 'em for 4 years. :) They're no longer pro-life, too.
• FedEx's pages:
  • Home page and general info
• SouthWest Airlines online reservations.
• Delta Airlines
• Land's End online ordering site.
• Sony Corp. They're looking for four "station managers" for their new online entertainment network -- apply within. :)
• CD-ROM Outlet; secure online ordering.
• Random House Publishers.
• VH-1 Online.
• AGFA Photography home-page. Includes some knockout images, and an amateur photo contest.
• id Software, creators of Doom and Quake

Games and online fun

• PC Games Online, from the publishers of the print magazine.
• Tommy's List of Live Cameras Worldwide.
• GameSpot, with reviews of games and free trial versions.
• Anagrams based on your input text for fun and ....well, just fun.
• Control the robot arm at USC. What will YOU find? This is where you start and sign up for a check-out run.

Weather Sites

• National Weather Service official site.
• The Weather Channel site.
• The Tornado Project, better than Twister because it's all real. :)

Other Oddball "Resources"

• Potbellied Men of America. I prefer to think of my own gut as "barrel-chested." :)
• Frank-E-Mail site will translate your email message into Frank Sinatra-speak and then email it for ya, baby!
• Hot Wheels(tm) Heaven. So what if the road is orange plastic? :)
• The Make-A-Wish Foundation home-page -- one of the five charities I donated to for 1997.
• Dimbulb.Com, a spoof site.
• A multimedia version of Alice in Wonderland.
• Redesign Hillary Clinton's hair!
• Paranormal stuff (I'm not a believer, but I'll list some of 'em fer fun:)
  • X-Files, move over. Here's the International Fortean Organization, dedicated, like namesake Charles Hoy Fort, to finding the mysteries that fall between the cracks between science and mythology. Great for conspiracy buffs. :)
  • The Enigma Project. "The Enigma Project is a private, Maryland-based association of scientifically trained and technically oriented individuals who investigate and document claims of unexplained phenomenon." Sounds like the Talamasca to me. :)
  • Archive X, a directory of Web materials maintained by universities and corporations.
  • Fate Magazine.
  • The National Enquirer online. What, you thought I'd list in the "real" magazines? :)
• Girlfriends magazine. Yep, it's about what you're thinking it's about. :)
• 1001 Sites.com.
• Chocoholic.com, paying homage to chocolate.
• Site run by Al Roker, Today show weatherman.
• PlanetOut, a virtual "neighborhood-building" project from a San Fran gay/lesbian group.
• The Dead People Server. "Dead or Canadian; sometimes it's hard to tell the difference." :)
• Law enforcement sites:
  • Look at the (real) Wanted posters on the Wells Fargo site.
  • The Atlanta (GA) Police Department.
  • Los Angeles (CA) Police.

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